This seems to be the Wii’s first real attempt at dabbling in the sandbox genre of video games (i.e. Grand Theft Auto).
In No More Heroes, you’re some sort of hired assassin character that goes around kicking ass with your “Beam Katana” which seems to be a knockoff lightsaber. If only the game let you use Jedi Mind Tricks on Japanese schoolgirls, now that would be something. $50.
We suppose it doesn’t really compare to scuba diving in an actual coral reef, but Endless Ocean may offer a distant second. You’re plunged into a deep sea world where you control where you go and how you go there, without time limits or intricate storylines. Get familiar with a manta ray, and get frisky with dolphins if you so desire.
It’s perfect for free-spirited Wii enthusiasts, but it’s a little too wussy for us murderous sea dogs (at least publicly). $30.
You probably never thought you’d see it. Mario and Sonic the Hedgehog working together for international glory. Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games is the latest title from Sega for the Wii. Since Sega’s departure from the console scene, they’ve been helping Nintendo out with awesome games for their consoles.
From what we’ve seen the game looks pretty spectacular and makes you question whether the Wii’s graphic capabilities are inferior to PS3 and Xbox 360 or not. Enjoy playing Mario, Sonic, and the rest of the Nintendo Vs. Sega crew as they tackle the 2008 Beijing Games. Check out the trailer after the break. $50.
Super Smash Bros. Brawl for the Wii finally shows gamers what the Wii can actually do in terms of graphics. Of course with the Wiimote it’ll be fun regardless, but the imagery is kind of awesome.
Whack your friends with different objects in the game and knock them out of the game, just keep the Wiimote to yourself. See the game trailer after the break. $50.
Call of Duty has crawled out of the trenches of World War II and into a modern terrorist conflict in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. The game is set in a present-day Middle Eastern setting.
If you’re a fan of first person shooters, Call of Duty, SOCOM, Counterstrike, or any of the other carbon copy machine gun games, you’ll love this updated version of Call of Duty. Also available for PC gaming. $60.
If you thought Guitar Hero was an experience, check out Rock Band. Can we say overkill? If you can hang with playing guitar, bass guitar, drums, and vocals, then this is the game for you. You need 4 people to make a proper rock band, but if you can gather the crew it’ll be loads of fun. Also available for Playstation 3. $170.
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You don’t have to be an Asian guy with an excess of energy to enjoy this game, but it certainly helps. Dance Dance Revolution Hottest Party is the latest interactive video game for the Wii which lets you sweat to the sounds of obnoxious techno music.
If you can get the rhythm down, you’re sure to love this one. The rest of us will just watch from a safe distance and point. $70.
